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Your support is vital to individuals, families, communities, regions and our Province. We are working to reduce the loss of productive lives, individual by individual, family by family – thereby reducing the almost 7 billion dollars spent on Schizophrenia every year in Canada.
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How to Make a Donation

Please click on the link above for information on how to make a donation, and a link to easy online donations.

Types of Donations

By making a financial contribution, your generosity can help families affected by mental illness, assist them to better cope with their loved one's illness, and give additional hope and support. You can make an outright or deferred gift to support our work in many ways. Click on the link above for more details and to find a way that fits you.

Volunteering with BCSS – Ways You Can Help

For more information on volunteering with us, please click on linked heading above.

Endeavour 2009 Donations – BIG Thanks!

Protected: Endeavour Registered Donors – email onlinesupport@bcss.org for password

Planned Giving – Where there’s a Will, there’s a way!

BMO Donates $10,000 to Strengthening Families Together Program

BCSS’s New Cause on Facebook

Mind Foundation, BCSS & Idea Zone – Building corporate partnerships to help children

Donate Your HBC Rewards Points to BCSS

Subscribe to our E-Newsletters

Sign up here for our e-newsletters for family members, mental health professionals, educators and aboriginal community members to keep posted on BCSS events, resources and advocacy or click on the above link for more information.

Fundraising – Mind Foundation of BC

The Mind Foundation of BC (MFBC) raises funds for the programs and services offered by the BC Schizophrenia Society, in addition to funding schizophrenia research. Officially founded November 17, 2004, the MIND Foundation was formerly called the Dr. Norma Calder Foundation.